Pretty Boy Floyd - Bullets Lipstik (1989) [320 MP3 320 kbit/s] zip rar DOWNLOAD

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Artist..................... Pretty Boy Floyd
Album.................. Bullets Lipstik
Release year...................... 1989
Music style................... Sleaze Rock, Hard rock,
Audio file/bitrate................. MP3 320 kbit/s
Type of archive.......... .rar AND .zip
Origin................ Canada
Song's language............. English
Artist's website...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullets_%26_Lipstik_(LP)

List of songs:


"Welcome to the Show"
"Four for the Road"
"Somewhere (Over That Rainbow)"
"Proud To Be Loud"
"Raggedy Ann"
"Moonshine Dayze"
"This Gun's For Hire"
"Another I.O.U."
"Down On The Floor"
"Bullets Lipstik"

This is not the american band of the same name


In 1987, songwriting team Tommy Floyd and Pete Parker launched a hard rock quartet that paid homage to the infamous 1930’s gangster Pretty Boy Floyd. In 1988, the band released a 6 song E.P. "Bullets Lipstik" that made top 10 on the British Indie Charts and received a much coveted 4K rating in the UK's Kerrang Magazine. As well, respected publications such as RIP, Metal Edge and Burrrn! gave supportive press. In 1989, four additional songs were recorded to complete the full length release (of the same title) for Bellaphon in Germany, and Musicline Records in Canada. However, shortly after its debut; Pretty Boy Floyd was forced into legal battle with a US band of the same name. A trademark dispute ensued, but in the end, the Canadian PBF opted to surrender its use of the name to the LA based band for an out of court settlement. At the time, Tommy Floyd was quoted as saying "It sucked to put so much work into something, and then have another band come along and capitalize on it. However, there was just too much confusion over our brand, and negative implication's from the LA act." With the departure of Pete Parker, Tommy Floyd added two guitars and retained the original PBF rhythm section for a short period prior to regrouping with a new solo line up.